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originally posted by: soundguy
Well it depends if they are a democrat or a repubicon. If it’s a democrat the right would not only want them impeached but also placed in prison. If it’s a rightwinger they would call it virtuous, and nominate them for a Nobel prize or something. reply to: Grambler
originally posted by: Grambler
originally posted by: soundguy
Well it depends if they are a democrat or a repubicon. If it’s a democrat the right would not only want them impeached but also placed in prison. If it’s a rightwinger they would call it virtuous, and nominate them for a Nobel prize or something. reply to: Grambler
Cool can you show me the right wingers screaming to impeach trump for his campaign finance violations?
Ann Coulter, conservative Republican commentator and author of the book “In Trump We Trust,” reached peak Donald Trump frustration on Thursday morning when she tweeted, “At this point, who doesn’t want Trump impeached?” and said she'd prefer President Mike Pence if the promised border wall falls through.
www.newsweek.com...
originally posted by: bigfatfurrytexan
a reply to: Grambler
May have broke campaign finance law....how do we arrive at this? A gut feeling?
originally posted by: Sookiechacha
a reply to: notsure1
He takes a salary. What he does with it is his business, and certainly doesn't give him a free ticket to break finance laws, or violate the Emolument Clause, or to obstruct justice, for that matter.
originally posted by: theantediluvian
In the case of Trump, the possibility is that campaign funds were directed by Trump himself to be used to repay Cohen for paying the hush money. The two don't seem all that comparable really — one's a mistake the other looks like it was done with corrupt intent.
That said, there's no way Trump would be impeached for this anyway.
originally posted by: Sookiechacha
a reply to: Xtrozero
What's your point? That Trump can break the law because "whataboutism", or that he didn't break the law in the first place, in which case, "What's your point"?
4 possible felonies from Rudy Giuliani admission: 1. $130k payment to Stormy was in-kind coordinated contribution above limits 2. Cohen was a straw donor used to cover up true source of contribution 3. False statements on financial disclosures 4. False statements on banking forms
originally posted by: enlightenedservant
a reply to: Grambler
I haven't read the thread so my apologies if someone else already linked this. But here's a link to a tweet from a sitting member of Congress about the potential crimes from this parituclar situation.
4 possible felonies from Rudy Giuliani admission: 1. $130k payment to Stormy was in-kind coordinated contribution above limits 2. Cohen was a straw donor used to cover up true source of contribution 3. False statements on financial disclosures 4. False statements on banking forms
twitter.com...
originally posted by: howtonhawky
So what is the appropriate legal way to shut a ho up anyhow?
What is the best payment method?
originally posted by: enlightenedservant
a reply to: Grambler
I haven't read the thread so my apologies if someone else already linked this. But here's a link to a tweet from a sitting member of Congress about the potential crimes from this parituclar situation.
4 possible felonies from Rudy Giuliani admission: 1. $130k payment to Stormy was in-kind coordinated contribution above limits 2. Cohen was a straw donor used to cover up true source of contribution 3. False statements on financial disclosures 4. False statements on banking forms
twitter.com...